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AFRICANA LIBRARIES NEWSLETTER ISSN 0148-7868 Africana Libraries Newsletter (ALN) is published quarterly by the Michigan State University Libraries and the MSU African Studies Center. Those copying contents are asked to cite ALN as their source. ALN is produced to support the work of the Africana Librarians Council (ALC) TABLE OF CONTENTS of the African Studies Association. It carries the meeting minutes of ALC, CAMP (Cooperative Africana Microform Project) and other relevant groups. It also reports other items of interest to Africana librarians and those concerned about information resources about or in Africa. Editor’s Comments Editor: Joseph J. Lauer, Africana Library, MSU, East Lansing, MI 48824-1048. Acronyms Tel.: 517-355-1118/2366; E-mail: [email protected]; Fax:517-336-1445. Deadline for no. 79: July 1,1994; for no. 80: October 1,1994. ALC/CAMPNEWS.................................................2 Schedule & Agenda for Durham, NC Calendar of Future Meetings EDITOR’S COMMENTS CAMP Business Meeting (Boston) Minutes ALC Regulars: A Brief Directory Once again, this issue would not have been possible without contributions from many sources. Contributors include: Helene Baumann, Moore Crossey, David OTHER NEWS........................................................ 8 Easterbrook, Gregory Finnegan, Karen Fung, John Howell, A1 Kagan, Nancy News from other Associations Schmidt, Barbara Turfan, and Hans Zell. Highlights of this issue are the CAMP Calendar minutes from the December meeting in Boston and reviews by Crossey and ALA: Midwinter Meeting Schmidt of recent reference books. I also attempted a one-page list of telephone Free Materials Offered & Requested numbers. Resources at Libraries and Research Centers As agreed in Boston, I will continue as editor after this issue, for at least a year. Hardy man Madagascar Collection I also have a new telephone number. 517-355-1118 reaches my desk in the Grant Applications: African Archives & Museums Technical Services Department, where I work on the newsletter and other Personnel Changes: Beverly Gray; MSU; MIT things. The number for the Africana Library remains 355-2366. RESEARCH ON LIBRARIES & An initiative of some interest to ALC is CIC’s “cooperative collecting” INFORMATION SCIENCE..................................... 9 scheme. The heads of CIC (Big Ten Committee on Institutional Cooperation) Thesis institutions have told their library directors to come up with a plan for a single Journals & Articles library. In addition to renewed efforts towards a seamless catalog of joint holdings, heads of collection development have met to divide the world of REFERENCE SOURCES........................................ 8 collecting. For those of us who remember the quiet demise of previous projects, Notes: ARTS; Index Islamicus; the faith in signed agreements and support from the top seems unwarranted. The Green: Indexes & Editions of the NY Times - continued on p.13 New Reference Titles Book Reviews: Schmidt: 4th ed. of African BIP ACRONYMS Crossey: Merrett’s Source Guide ACRL * Assodatioo of College & Research Libraries NOTES ON MATERIALS AND VENDORS........11 •.ALAAmerican Library Associa Hon (Chicago) : |; |||i ||||||| Vendor Announcements ALC 4 Africana. Librarians Council Book Awards (formerly Arehtves-IJ braries Committee) of ASA ¡ ¡ ¡ | | | Events A ^; ^Africa» Studies Association (US>) ||§ Literature on the Book Trade • CAjMi**CdQpe^ ' Microform Project (CRL) Serial Changes CRL* Center for Research Libraries (Chicago) ¡||;||!!|||i|;i New Serials Associations Newspapers: Lesotho, Liberia, etc. L€* library of Congress Selected New Books : M ELA|M iddle Ehst-Libra^ •SCOLSlA^StandingCoat on Oferary Materials on Africa U.-University : UCLA £ Umversityaf California, L6s Angeles.- AFRICANA LIBRARIES NEWSLETTER 2 MARCH 1994 AFRICANA LIBRARIANS COUNCIL/CAMP NEWS SCHEDULE FOR ALC/CAMP MEETINGS CALENDAR OF FUTURE MEETINGS IN DURHAM, NC April 15-16,1994, Durham, NC - ALC/CAMP Spring Meeting. Friday, April 15: November 2-6,1994, Toronto - ASA Annual Meeting. 8:30-12:30.....Cooperative Cataloging Workshop (Room 226) Spring 1995, Evanston, IL - ALC/CAMP Spring Meeting. 10:00-12:00... Conover-Porter Award Committee Meeting November (1st week) 1995, Orlando - ASA Annual Meeting. 1:30- 3:00......Bibliography Committee Meeting Fall 1996, San Francisco - ASA Annual Meeting. 3:15- 4:45..... Cataloging Committee Meeting Fall 1997, Norfolk - ASA Annual Meeting. Fall 1998, Midwest site - ASA Annual Meeting. 6:00-.............Reception & dinner (Ctr. Inti. Studies) Saturday, April 16: COOPERATIVE AFRICANA 8:30- 9:15..... ALC Executive Board Meeting MICROFORM PROJECT (CAMP) 9:30-12:00....ALC Business Meeting 1:30- 3:30.....CAMP Business Meeting BUSINESS MEETING MINUTES 3:30- 4:30.....CAMP Executive Committee Westin Hotel, Boston, MA, Dec. 4,1993 All meetings are in Duke University’s Perkins Library. The The meeting was convened at 9:37am by Chair John Howell, with Workshop is in Room 226. All others are in the Breedlove Room (on Karen Fung as Secretary. 2d floor, within Special Collections). Reception is at the Center for International Studies. Member institutions (and their representatives) present: Boston U. (Gretchen Walsh, David Westley), Center for Research Libraries Rooms for $48 or $54 (double) reserved at Brownstone Med (Marlys Rudeen), Columbia U. (Joseph Caruso), Dartmouth (Gre­ Center Inn (1-800-367-0293). Other lodging: $38 & $42 at Cricket gory A. Finnegan), Duke U. (Helene Baumann), Indiana U. (Nancy Inn Duke (919-286-3111); $44 & $54 at Best Western University Inn Schmidt), Library of Congress (Beverly Gray, Judy McDermott, (919-286-4421). Thokozile Nkabinde, Ruth Thomas), Michigan State U. (Onuma Further information including maps available from Helene S. Ezera, Joe Lauer), New York Public Library, Schomburg Center Baumann, Perkins Library Box 90195, Duke University, Durham, (Dorothy Washington), Northwestern U. (Dan Britz, David NC 27708. Tel.: 919-660-5847; [email protected]. Easterbrook, Patricia Ogedengbe, Mette Shayne), Princeton U. (Denise M. Shorey), Stanford U. (Karen Fung), Syracuse U. The Cooperative Cataloging Workshop, for catalogers, had a (Meseratch Zecharias), U. of California, Berkeley (Phyllis Bischof), separate registration deadline of February 28. This workshop will be U. of California, Los Angeles (Ruby Bell-Gam), U. of Florida (Peter taught by LC personnel. It will establish the parameters of coopera­ Malanchuk, Razia Nanji), U. of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana (A1 tive cataloging for the submission of new and enhanced subject Kagan), U. of Iowa (John Bruce Howell), U. of Virginia (Mary Alice authority records and classification proposals to the Library of Kraehe), U. of Wisconsin-Madison (Emilie Ngo-Nguidjol) and Yale Congress. The workshop is intended for NACO- participating U. (Moore Crossey). institutions, but alternative means of contribution could be found for CAMP members not represented: Cornell U., Howard U., La catalogers from other institutions. Trobe U. (Australia), Ohio U., Queens U. (Canada), U. of Chicago, U. of Rochester, U. of South Africa, and Temple U. DRAFT AGENDA FOR BUSINESS MEETING: Guests: Jean-Louis Bourgeois; Henrietta Dax (Clarke’s Bookshop, 1. Toronto program - Finnegan Cape Town); Vicki Evalds (Philadelphia); Robin Fryde (Frank 2. 40th anniversary program - Schmidt & Malanchuk Thorold Booksellers, Johannesburg). 3. Long Range Strategic Planning Committee - Nanji & Finnegan 4. Book donation programs - Bell-Gam, Zecharias, Schmidt The CAMP Executive Committee members are Helene Baumann, 5. ARL Foreign Acquisitions Project, Africa volume - Schmidt David Easterbrook, Karen Fung, Beverly Gray (LC Ex Officio), John 7. Statement on access to government documents - Bischof Howell, Marlys Rudeen (CRLEx Officio), Nancy Schmidt (ALC Ex 8. Use of E-mail for ALC business - Finnegan Officio). The Faculty Representatives are Janet Ewald (Duke) and 9. Scope of ALC Di rectory - Fi nnegan Ali Hersi (Univ. of Florida). 10. Scope of proto-listserv - Finnegan Terms for Ewald, Baumann and Fung end in Fall 1993. Terms for 11. Linkages to African librarians and associations - Schmidt Hersi, Easterbrook, and Howell end in Fall 1994. 12. Outreach to Black Studies librarians - Kagan & Finnegan. Minutes of the May 1,1993 East Lansing meeting were approved/ TENTATIVE SCHEDULE IN TORONTO (Nov. 1994): seconded by voice vote. A slightly abbreviated version of the minutes Wed, Nov. 2: ALC Exec (9-10); Cataloging (10-11:30); appeared in ALN, No. 76, October 1993. Complete copies of the Bibliography (11:30-1); CAMP working groups (1-2); minutes were sent to all CAMP member institutions. CAMP Business (2-4); CAMP Executive (4:15-5:30). Thur, Nov. 3: ALC Business (9-11); ALC Executive (11-12). ELECTIONS. Results of the mail ballot are as follows: Secretary: Tom Weissinger (Cornell) Member-at-Large: Dorothy Washington (New York Public) AFRICANA LIBRARIES NEWSLETTER 3 MARCH 1994 Faculty Representative: John Hunwick (Northwestern) SOUTH ASIAN MUSLIMS IN EAST AFRICA COLLECTION. Each will serve a two-year term, ending in 1995. Crossey will see the owner the week of the Boston meeting and will try to verify ownership. CRL REPORT - Marlys Rudeen. CAMP’s balance is $25,545 plus ca. $4,000 in dues still to be paid for a total of ca. $29,000. Special JUDGES’ NOTEBOOKS OF CIVIL & CRIMINAL CASES OF requests can be made to Howell. [The CAMP Financial Statement, THE LAGOS SUPREME COURT, 1876-1915. CAMP has permis­ CAMP Material on Order, CAMP Commitments and CAMP Mate­ sion to film. We
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